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#gpfax printing?

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#159726From: Steve EckhartAug 14, 1994 9:39 PM
Dr. Perry, I've got version 2.01S, 2.5.92. Your message doesn't say where to send my US$25 and disk. Does 2.347 fix the schedule date problem? Also, is there support for paper sizes other than A4? Steve Eckhart
#159981From: RON TROYAug 16, 1994 9:58 PM
I wish Dr Perry would just accept the serial number and a few extra dollars to cover the extra disk needed. Ron
#160129From: Gary Vander MeiAug 17, 1994 9:22 PM
Sending in the disk is a security feature more than it is saving the price of a disk. I have sent my disk to Dr. Perry with no problems. You should be using a copy of your master disk for everyday/backup uses anyways. It's not that expensive either. Believe me, it's worth it.. 😉 // Gary Vander Mei on Auto-Pilot \X/
#160353From: Greg PerryAug 19, 1994 10:20 AM
I thoroughly agree with you, but, I have to make a living and this is really the only way to guarantee that the user actually bought a copy. Unfortunately there is a vast amount of piracy of GPFax and we have to have some form of checking mechanism. Pity it has to inconvenience the real users and supporters but that's the way the software industry is these days.
#160352From: Greg PerryAug 19, 1994 10:19 AM
For GPFax Upgrades return original disk plus VISA/MasterCard or US$ cash/cheque for US$30.00 to GPSofwtare, PO Box 570, Ashgrove, Qld, Australia 4060 The scheduler bug was fixed some time ago. Unfortunately I got caught out by a problem in lattice 5's date function for leap years! GPFax supports any paper size that your DTP/WP supports in graphic mode if you produce faxes via direct printing from an application (such as PageStream, Final Copy etc) in graphics mode. If you use direct conversion of an ascii file (not recommended) than we produce a fax of default fax standard size, effectively A4 although this is actually only enforced if you turn on Pagination. __ Regards, Dr Greg Perry, GPSoftware